hi there
i have autocad 2005. how do i dimesion the circumference of a circle or the true length of an arc? i can get it if i use properties, but how do you dimension it on the drawing?
thanks
bear
hi there
i have autocad 2005. how do i dimesion the circumference of a circle or the true length of an arc? i can get it if i use properties, but how do you dimension it on the drawing?
thanks
bear
i dont think.... you can only get from the shape properties///there is no dimension tool for circumfeence
The Area Command ,Object option will give it to you also. Then copy and paste text from the command line. No association but it gets it in the drawing.
Dave
"updates always change the feature you need most. "
http://www.turvill.com/t2/free_stuff/tlen.lsp
ger21 sent me this cool link & I am forever greatfull! It is a lisp file that calculates total length of objects. Just save the file, type in appload, load the lisp & type in tlen. Select object(s) & thats it. This might not be exactly what you are looking for but its still pretty cool.
thanks bennet71
where do i save it?
bear